Sentence examples for move to regulated from inspiring English sources
A. "Unless seniors move to regulated or subsidized housing, or the new lease provides otherwise, they are not exempt from renewal increases set by a landlord," said Glenn H. Spiegel, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
Yet the move to regulate the tests is raising many issues.
Massachusetts health officials are studying the practice, and may move to regulate it.
By contrast, the move to regulate power plants in the Northeast is set to take effect next year.
The move to regulate bankers continued in 1959 under President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who forbade mixing banks with insurance companies.
The draft policy issued yesterday has raised speculation that the F.D.A. will eventually move to regulate additional laboratory tests beyond the complex ones.
The antispyware efforts, like the recent federal move to regulate spam, are following what has become an increasingly familiar pattern in online technology.
6.46pm BST Writing in the New York Times last week, Jody Freeman explained the legal underpinnings for the EPA's never-before-tried move to regulate carbon emissions at existing power plants.
LOS ANGELES — Three major Hollywood studios, in a move to regulate the often chaotic ways in which producer credits are assigned for films, have agreed to let the Producers Guild of America certify some of those credits, the guild said on Thursday.
Among other proposals, the FCC rules will: move to regulate broadband under Title II of the Communications Act, giving it greater powers over internet service providers; change the way both mobile and fixed broadband firms are regulated; and ban broadband providers from prioritising websites in exchange for payment or slowing traffic from other sites.
He has proposed a modest rejigging of priorities under a programme called "Refit", including the scrapping of a move to regulate hairdressers' shoe-heels.Be careful what you wish forThose hoping the crises would bring about a federalist leap have been disappointed.
